Col.Fitts was taken aback by the two who said they were ""partners"", and suspiciously asked: "What are you guys selling?" When they answered that they were both professionals - a tax attorney and anesthesiologist, then it dawned on Fitts that they were gay men.The fourth story, theBabylonian Story, is the last to be introduced in the film, prefaced again by another turn of the pages of the book - now with carved cuneiform figures on the upper margin: "And now our fourth story of love""s struggle against Intolerance, in that distant time when all the nations of the earth sat at the feet of Babylon.Their misuse is he main cause of camp accidents." He also reminded them that it was "bear country" and hat bears were dangerous - therefore, no food fights.And some of the labor boss"" chief bodyguards/goons in the film (Abe Simon as Barney, Tony Galento as Truck, and Tami Mauriello as Tullio) were real-life, professional ex-heavyweight boxers.The flip-side of this light-hearted buddy picture was its major competitor of the year, the X-rated, darkMidnight Cowboy (1969)with its anti-heroes Ratso Rizzo (Dustin Hoffman) and Joe Buck (Jon Voight).